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NXpress Nintendo Podcast 74: More Switch hopes, ‘Pikmin’ 15th Anniversary

It’s been 15 years since Captain Olimar mercilessly subjugated an entire hybrid species called Pikmin to do his bidding after his vacation cruise aboard the S.S. Dolphin was cut short by a rogue comet, yet the charmingly melancholy Gamecube game based on his adventure to reclaim the spacecraft parts lost in the crash still holds a special place in our hearts. Join us for a discussion of what made Pikmin (and its sequels) special, as well as some hopes for what we’d like to see January 12th, when Nintendo will reveal more about the Nintendo Switch. Also, we talk gaming backlogs, and what Wii U and 3DS games we plan to catch up on over the next few release-light months. All this and more!
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Playlist
00:00: Intro
01:00: Nintendo Switch Discussion
17:00: Pikmin Soundtrack
19:00: What we want to see on the Nintendo Switch
28:00: Pikmin soundtrack
29:00: Pikmin review
55:00: Outro
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